Comments for King' Embassy http://kingsembassy.com/blog Embassy of the Commonwealth of Christ Sat, 19 May 2012 13:25:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Young Christians More Spiritual (Less Political) by Ambassador http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1569&cpage=1#comment-774 Ambassador Sat, 19 May 2012 13:25:31 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1569#comment-774 Thank you for Obeying the word and praying for the President (and, of course, for all public servants). Thank you for Obeying the word and praying for the President (and, of course, for all public servants).

]]> Comment on New Resource for Ministers by Ambassador http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1521&cpage=1#comment-773 Ambassador Sat, 19 May 2012 13:23:44 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1521#comment-773 Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Thank you for your thoughtful comment.

]]> Comment on Young Christians More Spiritual (Less Political) by Denise http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1569&cpage=1#comment-772 Denise Sat, 19 May 2012 03:58:16 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1569#comment-772 I don't see how Christians can separate voting or praying from their walk. I believe it's perfectly proper for pastors or other Christian leaders to talk about politics from the pulpit, emphasizing the importance of standing up for Christian values when choosing who to vote for. However, I don't agree with having repentance for not praying for a leader as a "theme" for communion--I believe that should be between you and God. I did not vote for the president, but pray for him everyday as instructed by God. It almost seems that if the person you knew to be the better person to lead the country didn't win the election, you need to pray at least as much if not more than if your choice had won. I understand your decision about what to preach, but I think pastors have different responsibilities than perhaps others in the fivefold ministry. They are leading their people step-by-step in everyday lives, whereas traveling teachers, evangelists, etc. have a different assignment. I'm not saying a pastor should say vote for this person or that, but emphasizing we should be voting the Bible is definitely something that would benefit many! I don’t see how Christians can separate voting or praying from their walk. I believe it’s perfectly proper for pastors or other Christian leaders to talk about politics from the pulpit, emphasizing the importance of standing up for Christian values when choosing who to vote for. However, I don’t agree with having repentance for not praying for a leader as a “theme” for communion–I believe that should be between you and God. I did not vote for the president, but pray for him everyday as instructed by God. It almost seems that if the person you knew to be the better person to lead the country didn’t win the election, you need to pray at least as much if not more than if your choice had won. I understand your decision about what to preach, but I think pastors have different responsibilities than perhaps others in the fivefold ministry. They are leading their people step-by-step in everyday lives, whereas traveling teachers, evangelists, etc. have a different assignment. I’m not saying a pastor should say vote for this person or that, but emphasizing we should be voting the Bible is definitely something that would benefit many!

]]> Comment on New Resource for Ministers by Gregory McMillion http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1521&cpage=1#comment-770 Gregory McMillion Fri, 11 May 2012 11:12:22 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1521#comment-770 Looking forward to see the info on minstries. Looking forward to see the info on minstries.

]]> Comment on Sing With Me by Ashley http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1042&cpage=1#comment-769 Ashley Thu, 10 May 2012 14:56:18 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1042#comment-769 This is something that is new to my experience with God. This form of ministry is not explained much in the church but the experience is definitely comforting! PS: Surely your singing isn't that bad!!! :-) This is something that is new to my experience with God. This form of ministry is not explained much in the church but the experience is definitely comforting!

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Surely your singing isn’t that bad!!! :-)

]]> Comment on Is Spontaneous Worship Biblical? by melissa http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=648&cpage=1#comment-768 melissa Wed, 09 May 2012 03:59:22 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=648#comment-768 I use to hear you minister at Victory Christian Fellowship in Clovis ca. Pators Tom and Shelvia Tiemens. I am a worship leader, and I appreciated your article. There are so many who are confused on this matter. There is nothing more beautiful than when a room full of Gods people are singing in uni some and with out any instruments and how Gods Glory shows up...Just beautiful. Blessings to you! I use to hear you minister at Victory Christian Fellowship in Clovis ca. Pators Tom and Shelvia Tiemens.
I am a worship leader, and I appreciated your article. There are so many who are confused on this matter. There is nothing more beautiful than when a room full of Gods people are singing in uni some and with out any instruments and how Gods Glory shows up…Just beautiful. Blessings to you!

]]> Comment on What About Submission In Marriage? by Mandy Herring http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1539&cpage=1#comment-766 Mandy Herring Wed, 02 May 2012 02:25:42 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1539#comment-766 The passage starts with be imitators of Christ. This whole passage teaches you how to please the Lord. I think this is more about being imitators of Christ. Submission to the Word of God always keeps you in submission to others. Submit to your own husband as you do to the Lord. That will preach right there. Be thankful, tender hearted forgiving each other as Christ forgave you. Don't spend so much time on who is right and wrong. Be tender hearted.... how about just be nice. Be thankful for what you have. Serve each other gladly...find out how to please each other. Learn to forgive quickly and move on. The passage starts with be imitators of Christ. This whole passage teaches you how to please the Lord. I think this is more about being imitators of Christ. Submission to the Word of God always keeps you in submission to others. Submit to your own husband as you do to the Lord. That will preach right there. Be thankful, tender hearted forgiving each other as Christ forgave you. Don’t spend so much time on who is right and wrong. Be tender hearted…. how about just be nice. Be thankful for what you have. Serve each other gladly…find out how to please each other. Learn to forgive quickly and move on.

]]> Comment on Can Women Be In Authority In Church? by Ben Cadena http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1453&cpage=1#comment-765 Ben Cadena Tue, 01 May 2012 22:06:15 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1453#comment-765 This is probably the best response I've heard to this question. This is probably the best response I’ve heard to this question.

]]> Comment on Which Gift of the Spirit Do I Have? by Ovisi o innocent http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=695&cpage=1#comment-714 Ovisi o innocent Sun, 25 Dec 2011 22:38:06 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=695#comment-714 I love d answer.and i believe if we can open up unto the lord and the holy spirit he will do what he has sign unto us.if we can open up and stop sin.fr ovisi o innocent.nigeria I love d answer.and i believe if we can open up unto the lord and the holy spirit he will do what he has sign unto us.if we can open up and stop sin.fr ovisi o innocent.nigeria

]]> Comment on Can Women Be In Authority In Church? by Tracie Moore http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1453&cpage=1#comment-644 Tracie Moore Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:54:29 +0000 http://kingsembassy.com/blog/?p=1453#comment-644 Bravo!!! Ambassador, Bravo!!! Bravo!!! Ambassador, Bravo!!!

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